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Building Your SOP
This takes 15โ€“30 seconds. We're customizing every section for your firm.
โŸณ Analyzing your practice area and team structure...
โ—‹ Writing call flow and intake script...
โ—‹ Drafting objection handling responses...
โ—‹ Building follow-up system and CRM standards...
โ—‹ Finalizing escalation rules and quality standards...
Firm Intake SOP ยท Generated โ€”
Intake SOP
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About This Tool

Why Law Firms Without
an Intake SOP Keep Losing Leads

An intake SOP isn't a script โ€” it's the operating system for your intake team. Without one, every rep makes independent decisions about how to open a call, handle a hesitant caller, log a contact, or decide when to escalate. The result is performance that varies by shift, by rep, and by mood.

The firms that consistently convert 30โ€“40% of their leads have one thing in common: their intake process is documented, trained, and enforced. Not because they're rigid โ€” but because consistency is what creates trust, and trust is what signs retainers.

This tool generates a starting SOP customized to your firm's practice area, team structure, and specific pain points. It's designed to be real and usable โ€” not a generic checklist. Use it as a foundation, then build on it with real call reviews and training data over time.

Practice Area Specific

Objection scripts and call flows are customized by practice area. A PI firm has different urgency drivers than an estate planning firm.

Team-Size Aware

SOPs for solo practices look different than multi-rep operations. Escalation rules, CRM standards, and handoffs all adjust accordingly.

Immediately Usable

Copy the output, paste it into a Google Doc, and share it with your team. This is a working document, not a framework.

Pain-Point Targeted

Every SOP gets extra depth in the areas your firm struggles with most โ€” no-show reduction, objection handling, or follow-up cadence.